Trans-Tech agrees to pay nearly $900,000 to state
Trans-Tech Inc will pay the state nearly 900000 over six years for discharge violations at its Adamstown plant. The settlement, reached in Frederick County Circuit Court, reimburses public waterline costs and funds groundwater cleanup. The deal is not an admission of guilt and aims to resolve contamination issues quickly.
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Meese says Reagan unaware of Iran arms profit funnel, sources say
Attorney General Meese testified he was told by two former White House aides that President Reagan did not know of Iran arms sale profits to Nicaraguan rebels until late last month. The disclosure reinforces White House claims of Reagan's ignorance. A Justice Department memo in Oliver North's files reportedly outlines the diversion scheme, potentially marking first documentary evidence. Independent counsel Lawrence Walsh was named to oversee the broader probe.
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Walsh chosen as independent counsel for Iran Contra probe
A federal judicial panel picked former judge Lawrence Walsh to head a broad criminal inquiry into the Iran Contra affair. Walsh will probe covert arms sales to Iran, the diversion of profits to Nicaraguan rebels, and the entire Contra supply network. He pledged a fair, thorough investigation and will seat a grand jury as Congress plans Watergate style probes.
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Business leaders to advise county on water and sewer concerns
Frederick County business leaders steering the local economic boom will brief county officials next week on water and sewer worries. The Economic and Community Development Commission directed Donald R. Date to draft a letter with their advised actions focusing on Monocacy River capacity. Public Works Director Lawrence Johnson outlined the county outlook at the commission’s meeting, noting capacity issues and about 8,600 taps.
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Last minute shoppers push retailers to near peak sales
Retailers brace for the final Christmas rush as lines grow and sales rise from last year. Frederick Causty Square K Mart manager Kim Owens cites solid stock of Lazer Tag and G.I Joe as crucial drivers while J C Penney at Frederickton Mall reports unexpectedly strong demand. Page A4 continuation.
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